Lindsie Chrisley Reveals Why She Wasn’t at Parents Todd and Julie’s Appeal Hearing

She added, “I told her that she was not wanted, that my dad did not want her there, and that he didn’t care to have a relationship with her,” noting that she send the message through their grandmother Nanny Faye Chrisley.

“So, I said all of these things. I am more than happy that I said them and it’s my parents’ appeal. They have the right to say who they want there and who they don’t,” Savannah continued.

Savannah has previously talked about falling out with her sister following the investigation into Todd and Julie for bank and tax fraud. The Chrisley Knows Best couple were convicted in 2022 and sentenced to a combined 19 years in federal prison.

“My two oldest siblings [Lindsie and Kyle] are from my dad’s first marriage… over the years I feel like there’s been a lot of anger and resentment just over the fact that my parents were together [and] theirs weren’t,” Savannah shared on Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green‘s Old-ish podcast last November.

She also alleged, “The oldest two were also involved in my parents’ criminal case… they worked with the government; there is a lot of proof to show that.”

Lindsie’s attorney previously denied such claims, telling People in 2019 that she “has been a constant target of lies, harassment and threats from her family and, as a result, has been distancing herself from the Chrisley family since 2017.”

At the time of Todd and Julie’s conviction, Lindsie released a statement, saying, “The verdict is not what I had hoped or prayed for, and I am deeply saddened for myself, my son, and my family as a whole.”

Speaking after the appeal hearing on April 19, Savannah told reporters that she’d talked to her parents the night before and that they were “doing as best as they can” and hoping that the hearing would be a step toward getting them home.

“We have all come together and we are closer than ever,” Savannah said.